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The Jacksonville School of Bridge

REMLINGER SECTIONALTOURNAMENT

3353 Washburn Road, Jacksonville, Florida(904) 223-3837

October 11, 12, & 13, 2013

Friday, October 11Stratified Open Pairs - Single sessions 10:30 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.299er Pairs (0-300) - Single sessions 10:30 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.

Saturday, October 12Stratified open pairs - single sessions 10:30 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.299er Pairs (0-300) - single sessions 10:30 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.

Sunday October 13Stratified Swiss Teams 10:30 (play through)

(strata determined by average MPS)Strata: A: 2000+ B: 750-2000 C: 0-750

Continental Breakfast and Lunch Served Daily

TOURNAMENT CHAIR: Ginny Hoffman (904) [email protected]

PARTNERSHIP CHAIR: Julie Bradley (904) [email protected]

Directions: I-95 to J. Turner Butler Blvd. exit. Go east approximately 10 miles to San Pablo, then north

to Beach Blvd.. Turn left onto Beach Blvd., to the first street on left – Washburn Rd.

The Jacksonville School of Bridge

REMLINGER SECTIONALTOURNAMENT

3353 Washburn Road, Jacksonville, Florida(904) 223-3837

October 11, 12, & 13, 2013

Friday, October 11Stratified Open Pairs - Single sessions 10:30 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.299er Pairs (0-300) - Single sessions 10:30 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.

Saturday, October 12Stratified open pairs - single sessions 10:30 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.299er Pairs (0-300) - single sessions 10:30 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.

Sunday October 13Stratified Swiss Teams 10:30 (play through)

(strata determined by average MPS)Strata: A: 2000+ B: 750-2000 C: 0-750

Continental Breakfast and Lunch Served Daily

TOURNAMENT CHAIR: Ginny Hoffman (904) [email protected]

PARTNERSHIP CHAIR: Julie Bradley (904) [email protected]

Directions: I-95 to J. Turner Butler Blvd. exit. Go east approximately 10 miles to San Pablo, then north

to Beach Blvd.. Turn left onto Beach Blvd., to the first street on left – Washburn Rd.

THE BIDDING BOX BRIDGE CLUBFALL SECTIONAL

Temple Beth Am of Miami is Proud to Present…

October 28-30, 2013Monday, October 28

10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. - Stratified Open Pairs (Single Sessions)10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. - 299er Pairs (0-300) (Single Sessions)

Tuesday, October 2910 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. - Stratified Open Pairs (Single Sessions)10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. - 299er Pairs (0-300) (Single Sessions)

Wednesday, October 3010 a.m. - Play Through Stratified Swiss Teams

10 a.m. - Play Through 299er Swiss TeamsStratification

A=2000+ B=750-2000 C=0-750 Tournament Chairperson

Cessy Rubinson 305.235.0794 [email protected] Chairperson

Lynda Shourds 305.888.9596 [email protected] Hotel Information

Hampton Inn Dadeland - 786-528-2004Joel Bacerra - [email protected]

8200 SW 70th Ave, Miami, Florida 33143Group Block for "Beth Am Bridge"

$119 per night plus tax, single or double occupancyTemple Beth Am

The Richard and Janet Yulman Campus5950 N. Kendall Drive, Pinecrest, Florida 33156

Bidding Box Contact Information: 305.667.6667 ext. 203Directions (also available at www.tbam.org)

From US-1 or 826, take N. Kendall Drive (SW 88th St.) east and Beth Am will be on your right side approx 1 mile past Ludlum (SW 67th Ave).

Guest Lecture:Bob Rosen, Former Us Junior Team Coach

Lecture will be held between sessionsHospitality:

Complimentary coffee, juice & snacks will be provided.Box Lunch will be available for a small fee each day.

If you plan to bring your own lunch, please note that Temple Beth Am is a Kosher style facility. No shellfish or pork and please do not mix dairy and meat.

Enjoy our hospitality Snacks, Coffee & Tea daily Orange Juice & Bagels in the a.m. Lunch Served *Sunday *$100.00/team includes entry

$11.00 per person per session. $1.00 extra for non & unpaid ACBL members

Schedule of Events Thursday, October 31, 7:00 p

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Swiss Teams (Team MP Average)

Friday, Nov 1 & Saturday, Nov 2

10:00am and 2:30pm

Stratified Pairs (Open & NLM)

Sunday, November 3

10:00am - play-through

Stratified Swiss Teams

Open & NLM (Team MP Average)

Open Games: C = 0 - 750 B = 750 - 3000 A = 3000+ Non-Life Master Games: C = 0 - 100 B = 100 - 200 A = 200 - 500

Tournament Chair: J.R. Sanford • Partnerships: Carole Lazarou

www.thebridgeplacepb.net

October 31—November 3, 2013

theBridgePlace • 800 10th Street • Lake Park, FL 33403 (561) 842-2882 • [email protected]

Directions: I-95 to Northlake Blvd (Exit 77). Go East 1. 5 miles to 10th Street (just past the railroad tracks). Turn right (South) and continue for 1/2 mile. Club will be on your right.

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PresidentJeri edge, [email protected]

Vice PresidentAudree Newman, [email protected]

TreasurerKay Huke, [email protected]

SBN Liaison & District 9 RepresentativeSue Smith, 850-995-7125 [email protected]

Board Members

Armand Grassi, [email protected]

Deverle Little, 850-727-4240 [email protected]

DISCIPLINARY CHAIR Gayle Marr, 850-243-5457 850-420-7009

Beth G. McArthur, [email protected]

eDUCATION CHAIRAmy Reznik, [email protected]

Garlan Sisco, [email protected]

Ginger Thomas, 850-893-0790 [email protected]

Steve Whitaker, [email protected]

UNIT219

President's MessageThe Pensacola July Sectional was successful with the usual outstanding Panhandle hospitality. We thank Chairpersons, Myrl and John Eisinger and helpers for a job

well-done. The proceeds of this special summer sectional will go toward the renovation of the Pensacola clubhouse. Pensacola DBC has been playing off-site at the Bayview Community Center during the renovation and will return to 12th Avenue before this issue of SBN is received. Stay tuned for more to come on this transformation.

In keeping with our goal of increasing membership for 2013, Unit 219 sponsored an easybridge Certification Class taught by ACBL Director, Priscilla Smith on July 18th. There were ten very enthusiastic people

in attendance with high hopes of accomplishing this goal by attracting new members to their local clubs as well as to ACBL. In addition to easybridge classes, new mentoring programs will be started in Ft Walton Beach (Gayle Marr), Pensacola (Carla Burke) and Tallahassee (Beth Lines and Bruce Goodman). Sid Kalishman from Pensacola will implement new teaching programs in our senior and community centers. We welcome Amy Reznik from Tallahassee as a Unit 219 Board member. She is currently teaching easybridge and other successful programs and serving as our education Chair. Amy is replacing John Contarino, our Publicity Chair, who moved to Jacksonville. We will miss John, but we know he will be an asset to his new bridge community. Unit 219 will host sectional tournaments in Ft Walton Beach on October 11-13 and in Pensacola on November 1-3. Also, Unit 219 will be participating in STaC week on November 18-24 with Units 240 and 243. Make plans to attend all of these silver point events.Unit 219 and the Tallahassee Bridge Clubs have suffered a great loss; three of our longtime members, Bertha Easton, Mel Klein and Pug Buckwalter passed away. They were all avid bridge players and will be greatly missed at the tables. We send our sympathies to their many friends, partners and families.

Jeri

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sue smithSubmitted by Carla Burke

Sue Smith is one of the shining stars of the Pensacola Duplicate Bridge Club (PDBC). She is one of the most competent managers the club has ever had, taking over the position in early 2011 without compensation, contributing her salary to the club. A director, District goodwill ambassador, certified TAP and easybridge instructor, Sue is also Unit 219’s rep to the District 9 Board of Directors and the Sunshine Bridge News Liaison for Unit 219.

Sue retired in 1984 and her husband, Bill, soon followed. Sue began a new hobby of oil painting and, together, she and her husband began gardening, bass fishing and joined a motorhome club in the Panhandle. They enjoyed traveling so much, they sold their home in 1993, and decided to travel full time, visiting Canada, Mexico and all 48 contiguous states and Alaska.

While spending a winter in South Florida, one of the weekly activities was bridge lessons. A former canasta card player, Sue found bridge very interesting and wanted to learn more. She did not have the opportunity until they moved back to the Pensacola area in 2001 to administer care to her husband’s mother. Sue joined ACBL and the Pensacola Duplicate Bridge Club in 2004, shortly before Hurricane Ivan. As Pensacola pieced their lives, homes and bridge club back together, Sue discovered first hand the importance of volunteering and how much work goes into running a bridge club. She became Party Chair, Membership Chair, and very involved in Pensacola’s sectional tournaments from the time she first joined the club.

Sue instituted Pensacola’s mentoring program and has helped grow the number of novices playing in the open games. She directs the largest game in Pensacola with the 199er’s playing concurrently with open pairs; that game was once dwindling drastically and she nurtured it back successfully. After teaching herself how to use the computer, ACBLscore, and how to manage a bridge club, she shares that knowledge with directors and anyone else who will listen! She’s written quick reference guides regarding how to set up special games, make reports, run a tournament and operate the computer and Bridgemates. She also designed the website for the club. Her helping hands have reached out to our sister club in Alabama where she built a website for eastern Shore DBC and also co-chaired their first tournament.

Anyone can see how valuable Sue Smith is to Pensacola and the bridge community at large. She is always willing to mentor anyone in any capacity regarding bridge. She does all of the above carrying an oxygen bottle due to her illness, yet says, “I feel truly blessed that the things I enjoy most – bridge, the computer and helping people – I am still capable of doing, and hopefully, I can make a difference.” You certainly do make a BIG difference, Sue, and we are all very grateful for your talents and your willingness to serve.

Visit us on the web at:http://www.unit219acbl.org/

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Left to right: Alice Opielinski, Kathleen Hodgson, Pat Malambri, Richard Southerland, Lil Vucovich

The Ft Walton Beach Bridge Club held a birthday celebration for five of their members, four of them are over 80 and one is over 90. Don’t they look beautiful? Their total ages add up to over 400 years! Alice made the gorgeous sea themed cake with handmade white chocolate seashells in celebration of all her friends.

On Friday, June 14, Pensacola Duplicate Bridge Club celebrated the 90th birthday of Eleanor Novosad with a surprise party. Members of her family, Laura Novosad, Claire Novosad and Diane Dillingham were present for the occasion.

eleanor started playing bridge in Denver, Colorado in the sixties and has been a member of PDBC since 1970. A true treasure to our club, we wish our friend many more birthdays yet to come.

TALLAHASSEE DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB http://tdbc.infoStephen Ross - (850) 576-6593 - [email protected] Center - 1400 North Monroe StreetMonday 3:00 PM 0-99Monday 6:30 PM Open PairsTuesday 1:30 PM Open PairsThursday 6:00 PM 0-99 Lesson, Game at 6:30 PMThursday 6:30 PM Open PairsWestminster Oaks – Parry Center, 4449 Meandering WayWednesday 1:30 PM - easyBridge, Amy Reznik 850-894-1947Friday 1:00 PM Open PairsSunday 1:30 PM Open PairsCAPITAL CITY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUBSteve Whitaker, Manager - (850) [email protected] Center - 1400 North Monroe StreetTuesday 6:30 PM Special Games OnlyWednesday 1:30 PM Stratified OpenThursday 1:30 PM Stratified OpenFriday 6:00PM 0-99Friday 6:30 PM Stratified OpenPANAMA CITY BEACH DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUBSenior Center – Corner of Lyndell Ave & Hutchinson Blvd.ed Thomasson - (850) 230-8513Monday 6:00 PM non-sanctioned (Jan-Feb only)Tuesday 10:00 AM sanctionedThursday 10:00 AM sanctionedPANAMA CITY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB2001 Recreation Drive • Lynn HavenBob Fowler - (850) 234-7690Monday 12:30 PM Open PairsWednesday 12:30 PM Open PairsFriday 12:30 PM Open PairsFORT WALTON BRIDGE CLUB100 Buck DriveTuesday 9:30 AM Stratified Open 862-7061Wednesday 6:30 PM Stratified Open 939-8203Friday 9:30 AM Stratified Open 862-7061Saturday 12:30 PM Stratified Open 939-8203EMERALD COAST & BUCK DESTIN BRIDGE CLUBSDestin Community Center, 101 Stahlman Avenuewww.bridgebythebeach.comTed Gardner – (850) 380-1558Monday 10:00 AMWednesday 10:00 AMThursday 10:00 AMPENSACOLA DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUBhttp://www.pensacolabridgeclub.com1200 North 12th Avenue • (850) 432-3946Monday 12:30 PM (0-299) Murray Hall 941-4955Monday 6:30 PM Betsy Poor 479-8809Tuesday 12:30 PM Larry Westholm 433-4969Tuesday 6:30 PM Larry Westholm 433-4969Wednesday 12:30 PM Betsy Poor 479-8809Thursday 12:30 PM Murray Hall 941-4955(2nd Thursday Only) 6:30 PM Betsy Poor 479-8809Friday 12:30 PM Sue Smith 516-4659Friday (0-199) 12:30PM Sue Smith 516-4659Saturday 12:30PM Betsy Poor 479-8809Sunday 1:00 PM Murray Hall 941-4955MARIANNA DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUBEpiscopal Parish House • 4362 Lafayette StreetDouglas Parker - (850) 482-8025 - [email protected] 12:30 PM Open Pairs Jane McKee 482-5484

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Meet Betty sue Kalishman,Pensacola Duplicate Bridge Club's Newest Gold Life Master.

Betty Sue started playing duplicate bridge in Marianna, Florida in a small friendly club. When she and her partner, Mary Potts, discovered they could win with defense, there was no turning back. She later moved to Pensacola and there was a duplicate club within one block of her apartment. Betty Sue immediately joined. She was very lucky to find excellent partners, including her future husband, Sid and Evelyn Kolton.Betty Sue, evelyn, Bernice Friedman and Jean Lemox formed a team, played in a Birmingham, Alabama Regional Ladies' Swiss Team and WON! A member of the team they beat approached her afterwards and said, "My team is so good, there was no way we were going to lose. I want to thank you for a much-needed lesson in humility." How sweet it was.Her 15 minutes of fame came at a Regional in Memphis, Tennessee, playing in a Knockout Swiss Team. Betty Sue and Sid, her new husband, picked up a nice couple with less than 100 points. The Kalishman team had their first match playing against the Oswald Jacoby team, comprised of some of the best players in the world at that time. Luckily, Betty Sue did not know that and they won the match. When the match was over, Mr. Jacoby congratulated them on a great win. Nothing else happened at that tournament for the Kalishman team, but no one cared, because they had garnered a reputation above reproach. Many players came up to her and said, "Are you the ones that knocked out Jacoby?"Betty Sue and Sid continue to win in area Sectionals and Regionals in Open Pairs and Swiss Teams. She thanks her friend and steady partner, Diane Stillman, who has been a big help in bringing in the points she needed to reach the rank of Gold Life Master.Betty Sue equates reaching this milestone with bidding and making a vulnerable Grand Slam, Doubled!

70% GamesDate Players Venue %4/12/13 Pat Horton & Patti Poppell Capital City DBC 72.00%5/02/13 Charles Christmas & Douglas Haseltine Capital City DBC 70.37%5/06/13 Cecil Nichols & Steve Whitaker Capital City DBC 72.08%5/13/13 Ruth Reese & Bess Conley Tallahassee DBC 71.73%5/14/13 Richard Polangin/Raphael Schreiber Tallahassee DBC 73.58%5/14/13 Amy Reznik & Fernando Teson Tallahassee DBC 77.00%5/30/13 Ladonna Hutchinson & John Hutchinson Tallahassee DBC 70.14%5/30/13 Patrick Horton & Fernando Teson Tallahassee DBC 77.98%6/05/13 Ladonna Hutchinson & John Hutchinson Tallahassee DBC 78.08%6/06/13 Cecil Nichols & Steve Whitaker Tallahassee DBC 72.08%6/07/13 Daniel Jarboe & Lorraine Jarboe Ft Walton Beach DBC 73.61%6/16/13 Larry Westholm & Barbara Westholm Pensacola DBC 72.22%6/18/13 Rod Fullerton & Jim Case Pensacola DBC 71.07%6/18/13 Spencer Hurd & Melvyn Klein Tallahassee DBC 71.30%6/20/13 Mickey Britt & Jeanette Winters Tallahassee DBC 71.67%6/21/13 Pat Horton & Patti Poppell Capital City DBC 72.50%

MIRACLE STRIP SECTIONALElks Lodge 1795, 1335 Emerald Coast Hwy (Highway #98E)

Fort Walton Beach, FL

Friday Stratified Open Pairs (Single Session - Pair Avg) 1:00 & 6:00

Saturday Stratified Open Pairs (Single Session - Pair Avg) 10:30 & 3:00

Sunday Swiss Teams (Stratified by Team Avg - Play Through) 10:30 299er games Friday & Saturday if attendance permits

Stratification: 2000+ “A” 750-2000 “B” 0-750 “C”

Director: Nancy Watkins

Hotel: Days Inn, 135 Miracle Strip Pkwy SW, Fort Walton Beach, FL 850-244-6184 Approx. 2 Miles West of Elks Lodge on U.S. Hwy 98 $69.99/nite + tax – Reservations at this rate must be made by Sep 15, 2013

Entry Fees: $10.00/session/player for pairs games $100.00/team for Swiss Teams (non and unpaid ACBL members add one dollar per person per session)

Hospitality: Between sessions: Friday dinner - Saturday lunch - Sunday lunch. Coffee & Iced Tea all sessions plus pastry - fruit tray Saturday and Sunday.

Contacts: Tournament Chairman Keith Johnson 850-837-0174 [email protected] Linda Zdenek 850-609-8029 [email protected] Sandy Carney 850-897-9477

OCTOBER 11-13 2013

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President's Message

There was an article in the last Sunshine Bridge News that noted 13 Florida Clubs were in the top 50 clubs in the entire country! Unit 240’s Vero Beach Club had the third highest table count of all the Florida clubs. That’s quite an accomplishment and speaks volumes for their management and teaching program! Congratulations Vero Beach! There would be one more in the list if Orlando Metropolitan Bridge Club counted all the games/tables held under one roof but they are not a ‘managed’ club.

Fall is approaching quickly and the return of our snowbirds is just around the corner! With the snowbirds comes the Orlando Winter Regional to be held December 30th – January 5th. Unit 240 is going to sponsor Director’s courses to be held during the regional. Are you interested in becoming a certified ACBL Director? Already a Director? We’re going to offer a Director’s update course too! Details will be sent to all our Unit’s clubs and will be published as soon as we have the actual dates and times.

Looking forward to cooler weather and lots of bridge!

President District 9 RepresentativeSusan RowleyOrange [email protected]

Vice PresidentCandace GriffeyIndian River [email protected]

Secretary/MembershipDot DavisOrange [email protected]

Treasurer/RecorderJohn MoschellaSeminole [email protected]

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BOARD MEMBERS - UNIT 240John CabanBrevard [email protected]

SBN LiaisonJan GreeneIndian River [email protected]

Robert MiddlemanIndian River [email protected]

Debbie DruryIndian River [email protected]

Nancy HagertySeminole [email protected]

Kathleen PageOrange [email protected]

Carol CritchellIndian River [email protected]

emmee HannaBrevard [email protected]

election ChairmanDick RobinsonBrevard [email protected]

Unit Tournament CoordinatorDistrict 9 RepJane Formet Orange [email protected]

Millie LarkinOsceola [email protected]

Agneta eklundOsceola [email protected]

unit 240 70% GamesPlayers % Date VenueDavid Grober - David Millward 72.69 May 2 Vero Beach Bridge ClubRon Andrews – Jamie Portell 72.77 May 3 Vero Beach Bridge ClubJackie Dornbusch-Lela Remmert 71.67 May 3 Vero Beach Bridge ClubDebbie Drury – Ron Andrews 70.60 May 13 Vero Beach Bridge ClubWilliam Poole – Joanne Matchette 70.53 May 23 Vero Beach Bridge ClubJudith Kane – William Poole 71.15 May 30 Vero Beach Bridge ClubGail Reams – Harlley McKean 70.98 June 11 Vero Beach Bridge ClubNancy Garvey – Kathleen Voorhees 72.42 June18 Vero Beach Bridge ClubBeatrice Marriott – Paul Slavin 71.67 June 21 Vero Beach Bridge Club Ann Driscoll – Sid Stein 70.46 July 2 Vero Beach Community CenterRita Gilliland - Mary Church 71.73 July 2 Beach Duplicate Club,

Satellite BeachHarold and Celia Phillips 72.22 July 19 Vero Beach Bridge Club

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lTC for intermediate PlayersBy Monty Page

I got some e-mail feedback from my first article about eSP. A reader wrote to tell me that eSP was a term that had been coined by Jerry Helms, a well known professional player, teacher, and writer from North Carolina. He calls his slogans Jerryisms. Apparently, he was pretty excited to find out that a player of my caliber was endorsing his idea, at least that's the way I chose to view it. For the record, there are no Montyisms, simply because I've never had an original thought (just ask my wife). This e-mail was very good news for two reasons : we now know who to blame when eSP does not work out for us, and we also now know that at least one person actually read the article. I'm sure this new data will drive up the advertising rates for the Sunshine Bridge News.This month we're going to discuss another topic for which I bear absolutely no responsibility, it is called the Losing Trick Count, or LTC. I don't think he invented it, but a fellow named Ron Klinger wrote a book called "The Modern Losing Trick Count", in which he describes it fully. I imagine that Ron will be just as excited as Jerry was to discover that I agree with him on the value of this idea. If I inadvertently offer some advice that runs counter to his, well, just remember that Ron's playing record cannot bear comparison with mine. In fact, I am currently the only Tin Life Master in the ACBL. I was awarded this rank when I played so badly at a tournament that the ACBL actually took masterpoints away from me.The LTC is not a bidding convention, it is a method of hand evaluation. Since the 1930s, bridge players have been taught to evaluate their hands' trick taking potential by counting points. This works very well for two balanced hands facing each other, but the more unbalanced one or both hands become, the less effective point counting is. Teachers have tried to overcome this problem by telling their students to add points for distribution. I gave up counting points for distribution a long time ago, evaluating a hand to account for distribution is just too complicated to be quantified easily, I find just eyeballing the hand for upgrades or downgrades works OK. Luckily, the LTC is disgustingly simple, and surprisingly accurate. It is only used AFTeR you have found a trump fit of at least 8 cards. LTC works like this, count 1 loser for each missing Ace, King, or Queen. Seems simple, doesn't it. These are 3 loser suits : Jxx, xxxx, JTxxx. These are 2 loser suits : Axx, Qxxx, xx, QJx, Qx. These are one loser suits: AQx, Kx, x. There are never more losers in a suit than there are cards in that suit. In the following hand there are 7 losers : ♠ : Axxxx ♥ : KQx ♦ : xx ♣ : KJx. The losers are : KQ of spades, A of hearts, AK of diamonds, AQ of clubs. The next step is to estimate the number of losers in partner's hand, based on his bidding. Luckily, we're used to estimating his points, and there is a simple conversion to losers. In chart form, the conversion looks like this : Points Losers Points Losers 6-9 9 16-18 6 10-12 8 19-21 5 13-15 7 22+ 4You don't need to memorize the whole chart, just one line. From that point move one loser for every 3 points. I always remember that minimum opening hands generally have 7 losers. So what do you do with the loser count? Add your losers to partner's estimated losers (AFTeR you've found a trump fit), and subtract from 24. That gives you a count of potential winners. Why 24? Imagine you hold a 4333 yarborough. You have 12 losers (the 4th card in the 4 card suit is not a loser), and you have no winners. If partner has a similar hand, he also has 12 losers and no winners. Therefore, winners plus losers always total 24. every time one of you adds an honor (A, K, or Q), you add one (potential) winner, and eliminate one loser.

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Special Events! Orlando Winter Regional

December 30, 2013 – January 5, 2014

Buy One Get One Free Play Monday at 1:00 – Buy 1 entry, get 1 entry FREE for any session Tuesday! Free Celebrity Speaker Series Tuesday thru Saturday Free coffee, tea, decaf, and orange juice Hospitality Room Senior Breakfast on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Snacks, beverages, and hors d’oeuvres Monday thru Friday evenings Registration Gift Free Self-Service Parking! Subsidized lunches for Sunday Swiss!

Fast Pairs Series Tuesday thru Saturday at 9:30 a.m.

I/N Pairs games 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Tuesday thru Saturday

Gold Point Pairs Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday - 2 session events

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SILVER POINT TOURNAMENT!!!!!! Search for the Silver!!

Friday, October 4 Stratified Open Pairs 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Single Sessions Stratified Pairs (0-300) 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Single Sessions Saturday, October 5 Stratified Open Pairs 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Single Sessions Stratified Pairs (0-300) 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Single Sessions Sunday, October 6 Stratified Open Swiss Teams (Play-through) 10 a.m. Strats determined by average masterpoints Stratified 0 - 300 Swiss Teams (Play-through) 10 a.m ***Lunch included***

Strats: Open A = 2000+ B = 750-2000 C = 0-750 0-300 A = 200-300 B = 100 –200 C = 0-100

Tournament Chair: Marge Desmery Partnership Chairman: Arnie Summers [email protected] [email protected] 772-468-6259 863-370-8588

October 4-6, 2013 Vero Beach Duplicate Bridge Center

1520 14th Avenue (772) 562-3008

www.verobridge.com

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GREATEST HOSPITALITY ON THE EAST COAST!!

Directions to the Bridge Center: From I-95 exit #147 (SR 60) East on SR 60 for 7.2 miles to 14th Avenue Turn right (south) for 0.6 miles

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President's MessageOur Unit 243 Regional was a success due in no small part to the hard work of your Board members.

Our attendance was down about 2% over last year and your response to the survey was overwhelmingly positive. Special thanks to Bill Rauld and Marty Robins for their great work on schedule and hotel co-ordination for all events. Also Keith Gellman for his energy in not only organizing the caddies but helping whenever needed. Jean Spector was tireless, as always, in running the prize and partnership desk with help from Barbra & Joanne. Unfortunately Unit 243 suffered a loss of approximately $5,000.00 due mostly to the cost of the 4th of July dinner. This is the reason that your Board has changed both the dates and venue for future Regionals, beginning in 2014.

Holding the tournament in July is not feasible, but a winter tournament should increase attendance and coupled with the help of the Bonaventure Hotel and Spa to keep costs down, should insure success.

Our next tournament is our Sectional in February in Pompano, where Marge & Jean with help from your Board members plan for lots of fun and silver points, so start planning to play - “lots”.

As always all of us hope that all of you will support our local clubs - let's get into the clubs and out of the summer heat and play LOTS of bridge.

PresidentJames [email protected]

Vice PresidentKeith Gellman

Secretary & TreasurerPeggy Muschett954-772-6686

Unit LiaisonDolly [email protected]

ComptrollerJoyce Klein954-722-1340

Board Of DirectorsDolly DellonKeith GellmanHarvey HoffenbergPeggy MuschettCarmela KnauerMort KrausJoanne McDowellMargery PecoraroBill RauldMarty RobinsJean SpectorBarbara TateJames Walker

Tournament Co-ordinator and WebmasterTJ [email protected]

Legal CounselTed egner954-782-1898

Conduct & EthicsMarty Robins954-752-0146

Jim

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CluB nEWsFORT LAUDERDALE BRIDGE CLUBGregg Van Dyke, 700 NE 6th Terr in Holiday Park, 954-761-1577 www.ftlbc.com

• Games daily at 12:30pm• Sundays at Noon and a No Zeros Jackpot• Game at 6:30pm and Saturday evening at 7pm.• We also offer a Beginner's Game with a mini-lesson• every Monday Morning at 9am.• We will also be offering an additional 0-100 game on• Friday Mornings starting October 4th.• We have extra masterpoints for the entire month of September.

Other Events:• Sept 29 8 is enough Swiss Teams - 6pm• 10/14-20 Unit STaC - Silver Points• 10/21-27 Club Appreciation Games

HOLLYWOOD BRIDGE CLUB2030 Polk St. • Hollywood FL 33020 • www.hollywoodbridgeclub.com Sedat Nassi 954-790-3010 • David Reiter 954-600-1899

• Please check our website for our new exciting fall schedule and all our programs starting in October. • New and expanded Supervised Play Tu/Th/Sat at 12:30 "A chance to practice what you know and get expert

advice from David or Sedat.• Lessons for beginners, intermediate and advanced taught by Sedat, David or Steven. Times to be decided.

Lessons are a series of six for $100 or $20 per lesson.• Open Stratified games Mon thru Sat at 12:30• 0-500 games Mon/Wed/Fri at 12:30• All pre-duplicated hands and hand records.• Cost $10 -- includes bagels, cream cheese, cookies and coffee.

POMPANO BEACH DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB180 SW 6th St. 954-943-1733 • www.pompanobridge.comWe are a full time bridge club with extra masterpoint games all of September. Lots of extra points for the taking during October, Club Appreciation month. We will feature Swiss Teams that pay 5% GOLD points. The complete schedule can be found on the website. Our calendar is complete and printable. Our open Monday night game now is 99'er friendly. If you have under 99 points, your partner plays for free. Bob Kast gives a free lecture from 6-6:20 PM. Our evening games now start at 6:30 PM. October first is the Managers Pot Luck Party. 11:30 AM bring a dish to share. It is also 8 is enough Swiss Teams with 5% Gold. Tuesday is our mentor game too so if you play with a NLM your entry is on the house. October 2nd, Wednesday 6:30 is the Instant Matchpoint game with 1 full gold point awarded to the winners in each direction - don't miss it.Oct. 14 - 20 will be Silver points at the Club. There will be multiple Units participating which just means the overall awards will be substantial. We have an Open game every Saturday 9 AM. Get up and join us!Lots of lessons and events for up and coming players. Call Jeanni for more information, partners and special requests, 954-803-1477. We hope to see you soon and thanks for your support.

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UNIT 243 CLUBSAnother Bridge ClubPosnack JCC in Davie5850 S. Pine Island Dr.TJ Singer, 954-399-1222www.anotherbridgeclub.com

Beach Community Center3351 Ne 33 AveFt. Lauderdale, 33308Margery Pecoraro, Dir., [email protected]

Bonaventure Town Center16690 Saddle Club RoadWeston, FL 33326Jim Walker • 954-593-3741email: [email protected]

Bridge Ace2020 Wilton DriveFt. Lauderdale, FLOwner/Operator Rich Waugh 954-303-3191website: BRIDGeACe.COM

Century Village Pembroke PinesDuplicate Bridge Club(CVPP Duplicate Bridge Club)Invitational, 13300 SW 10 St.Pembroke Pines 33027Gitta Kastner, [email protected]

CVE Duplicate Bridge Club(Invitational)2400 Century Blvd.Deerfield Beach, FL 33442David Long, Club Manager [email protected]

Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club700 Ne 6th TerraceFt Lauderdale, FL 33304Jesse Laird • 954-761-1577email: [email protected]: www.ftlbc.com

Hollywood Bridge ClubFred Lippman Center2030 Polk St., Hollywood, FL 33020Sedat Nassi 954 790-3010 orDavid Reiter 954 600-1899www.hollywoodbridgeclub.com

Lauderdale Yacht Club(Invitational)Club Manager: ernie Moore

Pompano Beach DuplicateBridge Club180 SW Sixth StreetPompano Beach, FL 33060 954-943-1733Jeanni Blume, Club Manager [email protected]

Quick Tricks Gay FriendlyDuplicate BridgeGames held at Fort Lauderdale BC700 Ne 6th TerraceJack De Crescente [email protected]

Skolnick Duplicate Bridge Club800 SW 36th AvenuePompano Beach, FL 33069Bill Howe 954-257-5260

WestsideThe Lincoln Park Center7766 NW 44th StreetSunrise, FL 33351 954-749-9570www.westsidedbc.com

Wynmoor Bridge Club(Invitational)Lynne List • 954-257-3452

uniT nEWsCongratulations to the overall winners in the Unit Championship on June 29th, held in various clubs around our unit.

Unit 243 Wide Championship June 29, 2013 – 38.5 TablesMPs A B C Names Score6.94 1 T Fitzsimmons, Davie FL; George Titus, Plantation FL 66.15%5.21 2 edith DeNeNBeRG - Gloria GOTTeSFeLD, Pompano Beach FL 62.79%4.18 3 1 Barry Singer, Hollywood FL; TJ Singer, Ft Lauderdale FL 62.28%3.14 4 2 1 Victor Kong - Lester Fine, Weston FL 62.22%2.20 5 Irving Ingwer, ; Sy Feldman, Aventura FL 61.38%1.65 6 Shirley Berent - David Berent, Aventura FL 60.74%2.35 3 Marsha Bloom, Plantation FL; Lenora Jaffee, Davie FL 59.87%1.77 4 Selna Freedman - Arlene Draizin, Pembroke Pines FL 59.13%1.63 5 Wendell Abern, Sunrise FL; Harriet Segal, Weston FL 59.05%1.14 6 edith Lundy, Miami Shores FL; Barbara Miller, Miami FL 56.09%1.10 2 Rebbeca MILLeR, Highland Bch FL; Mary Lou ROGeRS, Boynton Bch FL 54.32%0.83 3 Lois Leterman, ; Joyce Silvers, Miami FL 53.21%0.62 4 Brett Goldstein - Helen Goldstein, 47.60%

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70% Club% Players Venue Date72.92 Jim Gordon - Zibi Palowski Ft Lauderdale Bridge Club 7/14/1372.81 John Lewis - Saul Gross Ft Lauderdale Bridge Club 6/18/1372.43 Irma Willenborg - James Willenborg Ft Lauderdale Bridge Club 7/18/1371.67 Joanne Melville - Vivian Darnell Ft Lauderdale Bridge Club 7/20/1371.11 Arlene Glick - Ashley Walsh-Buie Ft Lauderdale Bridge Club 7/2/1370.98 Ken Wagner - V. S. Vaidhyanathan Ft Lauderdale Bridge Club 7/27/1370.42 Alan Dean - Maxine Oleshansky Ft Lauderdale Bridge Club 6/16/1370.24 Barbara Labelle - Judy Davis Ft Lauderdale Bridge Club 7/25/1375.33 Barry Deutsch and Gulshan Singh Pompano BC 7/30/1371.56 Fairy Moreno/Sedat Nassi Hollywood 5/31/1370.21 Gayle Rosenberg/Sean Ganness Hollywood 6/10/1371.41 Joe edell/Sedat Nassi Hollywood 6/21/1374.84 Zita Lechter/Irving Ingwer Hollywood 7/5/1370.28 Samuel Rosen/Michael Seamon Hollywood 7/24/1370.09 Tauba Wrobel/Sedat Nassi Hollywood 7/26/1370.53 Fred Blank/Noreen Danielson Hollywood 7/29/1371.43 Penny Levin & Florence Friedman Wynmoor 6/28/1373.38 Raymond Goldstein & Marc Siegel Wynmoor 7/06/1373.60 elaine Kaplan & Kusum Rosen Wynmoor 7/25/1370.03 Tom Fitzsimmons & George Titus Bonaventure 6/15/13 72.32 Jeanni Blume & Stefano Coppola Pompano 7/26/1370.54 Gwen Montgomery & Bob Buchner Pompano 7/24/1371.25 Jesse Laird & Sandy Juhansoo Pompano 7/13/1370.54 Steve & Caroline Warner Pompano 7/12/1373.64 Paul Blume & Bob Buchner Pompano 6/24/1373.75 ed Rauch & Cassie Blume Pompano 6/22/1372.67 Marty Robins & Marlene Solendar Pompano 6/18/1370.54 Claire & Danny Goldbloom Pompano 6/18/1370.00 Jill Pennington & Susan Pyner Pompano 6/4/13 71.07 Kusum Rosen & Judy Bobker Pompano 6/4/1375.33 Barry Deutsch and Gulshan Singh Pompano 7/30/171.17 Joyce Klein & Mort Kraus Skolnick 5/4/1374.24 Boots Lenox & Susie Miller Skolnick 5/16/1371.17 Barbara Miller & Michael Greenhutt Skolnick 6/20/13

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July Rank Changes, continuedDonald Jeffery, Ft MyersSandy Kanin, Boca RatonCary Linsky, Delray BchCharles Lowe, St PetersburgBonnie Mayerson, Boca RatonMichael Mesirov, SarasotaSandra Montgomery, Stowe VTAntonio Mora, MiamiJoseph Oneill, Sun City CtrJoe Palka, Pinellas ParkMercedes Pistole, Vero BchMargot Plunkett, Boca RatonAlan Postman, Delray BchLenda Prescott, Deerfield BchAruna Raghavan, Weeki WacheeLouis Reithmiller, Beverly HillsIrene Rossi, PensacolaCharles Roth, NaplesRichard Rubinson, PinecrestSandra Rudikoff, Palm Bch GdnsJanet Selavka, Sun City CtrDorothy Sherwood, NaplesRichard Sherwood, NaplesRichard Smolucha, NaplesBarry Stivers, NaplesPolly Swiftney, Indian River ShCheryl Weisberg, Delray BchJoe Welch, SarasotaMary Welch, SarasotaChris Zogg, Leesburgelaine Zukerman, Boca RatonnaBC MasterSusan Benson, ParrishDavid Cox Jr, Coral GablesMary Jo David, Coral GablesAnthony Duthie, ClearwaterJill Gaffin, Coral GablesLois Goldberg, Boca RatonSheila Halpern, Dalton MAJames Heston, BrandonValerie Hodson, SarasotaNancy Lipoff, MiamiCharles Manion, Ft MyersJanet Matthews, The VillagesBarbara Paul, Delray BchWilliam Smith, New Port RicheyMary Swieskowski, Delray Bch

life MasterCarol Brown, West Palm BchDavid Graham, Boca RatonJill Graham, Boca RatonSandra Juhansoo, Boca RatonMichael Lotti, The VillagesSusan Ludwig, Boca RatonMary Mather, Ft MyersWilliam McCarron, TallahasseeMary Pereda, MiamiHarvey Simon, Ft LauderdaleCathy Weber, Weeki WacheeAudrey Witham, ClearwaterGeri Young, Boca RatonBronze life MasterAlice Alexander, Boca RatonBeverly ellars, Winter ParkPaul Guttman, RockledgeRaliegh Hackstadt, TampaRichard Paul, Pompano BchJoyce Thompson, GainesvilleCheryl Walker, PensacolaMartha Wirkutis, Port OrangeGeri Young, Boca RatonAlan Zabronsky, Boynton Bchsilver life Master Jeannie Braswell, DelandWilliam Connellan, GainesvilleDaniel Goodman, ClearwaterClaire Grocela, LargoTony Margiotta, Port St LucieJo Anne McDowell, Pembrook PinesClara Minch, esteroLamar Sharp, LeesburgDorothy Sheffman, MiamiLora Ann Tucker, TallahasseeGold life MasterWarren Spector, Palm BchPlatinum life MasterShelly Salvi, Pompano BchDiamond life MasterJames Clifford Jr, MiamiMarion ellingsen, Spring HillMilton Jacobs, Boca RatonEmerald life MasterKevin Dwyer, Tampa

August Rank Changes Junior MasterRobin Abrams, Lake MaryVictora Albrecht, WellingtonAndrew Altman, TampaJan Amara, VeniceJeffrey Arouh, W Palm BchJacqueline Baikovitz, HollywoodDonna Ballard, Fernandina BchRamona Barrett, NaplesHenry Baynard, BrooksvilleSusan Baynard, BrooksvilleGary Bowron, The VillagesWalter Burssens, SunriseDiedre Cagle, Spring HillNora Collins, HernandoAnita Cooper, Amelia IslandRosemary Copeland, JacksonvilleNgaire Cuneio, NaplesNed Daughdrille, HudsonJudith Dey, Amelia Islandelizabeth eckels, N Redington BchMartin Falk, Boca RatonBarbara Finn, NaplesThomas Gillman, OrlandoJoyce Gilzow, NaplesStan Goldman, Delray BchJo Goodman, NaplesAnish Gupta, PensacolaJudy Halloran, Ft LauderdaleGary Harris, MaitlandMajorie Hedinger, NaplesRobert Hedinger, NaplesRobert Helmling, St Petersburgeryn Hodge, TampaDoris Hotaling, MaitlandPatricia Iori, Orange ParkDavid Karen, Napleseva Keyfetz, AventuraDeborah Klinger, SarasotaAlice Kopreski, SarasotaDorothy Koreman, AventuraMary Malpere, Boynton BchMartin Max, University ParkFrances Melia, Coral GablesWinifred Mortenson, Vero BchJaweed Niaz, Delray BchWesley Odom, Pensacola

Gordon Owens, StuartCarol Pait, Leesburgelizabeth Peaden, PensacolaDonna Penny, MiamiHelga Pereira, GainesvillePenny Potter, Winter ParkAnn Rahal, MariannaPhilip Reed Jr, NaplesFaye Rosch, Palm Bch GdnsJudy Ross, Palm Bch GrdnsFreda Salamon, Boca Ratonelayne Schwartz, Palm Bch GdnsPhyllis Sokol-Wood, The VillagesGeorge Sonnichsen, The VillagesDebbie Sontag, NaplesLaurence Spelman, SarasotaMaryjo Stankiewicz, BrandentonBernard Steinweg, Palm Bch GdnsFran Storpen, MiamiHarry Tasset, JacksonvilleSusan Totilas, TallahasseHelen Tucker, SarasotaBoots Van Nostrand, Vero BchBette Vanden Heuvel, Boca RatonClara Verosky, VeniceKathleen Walgreen, StuartHannelore White, Vero BchCarolyn Whiteman, Deerfield BchS Lee Yates, Fernandina BchAnn Young, JacksonvilleMary Jo Zaksas, SarasotaClub Master Trudy Bell, Ft LauderdaleJudith Bouchard, Fernando BchDane Carmichael, Fernandina BchCammy Farber, Palm Bch GdnsBruce Fleming, N Redington BchRoger Flickinger, The VillagesChristopher Fte, Palm CoastKate Gholston, Miramar BchWilliam Gunton, NaplesGloria Haft, Boca Ratonedna Hausman, Longboat KeyRosemary Haverland, Vero BchStanley Jacobson, Palm Bch GdnsBonnie Kant, NaplesFaisl Kayali, OrlandoDavid Klancke, NaplesKathryn Koch, St Petersburg

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Rank ChangesJoan Maddy, Vero BchDaniel Maier-Katkin, TallahasseeTom McFarlane, SarasotaBarbara McMaster, Spring HillJoanne Melville, Coral SpringsJanet Murphy, NaplesMerna Nelson, Ft MyersMollie Ottina, NaplesCathy Peters, BelleairJanet Phipps, Delray Bcherica Saunders, OrlandoKittie Schwichtenberg, OldsmarAnita Shapiro, Lake WorthPaul Sriberg, Palm Bch GdnsDavid Terry, OrlandoKarin Thomas, Winter ParkMaureen Thompson, JupiterMarion Tillack, Sarasotasectional MasterToinette Boalt, Palm BchCharles Burnett, NaplesAnn Burns, NaplesMartha Core, Palm HarborJohn Dieffenbach, ClearwaterKaren Doddridge, Winter ParkBarry Fox, Lake WorthMary Fox, HomosassaSuzanne Garrard, JacksonvilleKathleen Gillman, OrlandoKathleen Grant, Lakewood RanchLouise Hirsch, Boca RatonJackie Katz, AventuraSylvia Krom, Ft PierceMary Lavin, LongwoodDottie Lawson, SunrisePhyllis Levy, MiamiRobley Light, TallahasseeBarbara Nevils, StuartTimothy Nevils, StuartDelores O’Connell, GainesvilleDolores Oconnell, DoralVirginia Pellett, Ormond BchBernard Rothman, Palm Bch GdnsSandy Saunders, New City NYFelice Schmeyer, Boca Ratoneric Softley, Palm CityMarian Stark, NokomisWendy Stowe, Vero BchRolla Taylor, Marco Island

Joseph Wasch, Boca RatonJudith Watson, PensacolaDonna Weitzel, JacksonvilleMartha Wright, Blowing Rock NCMarci Yunes, Boca RatonLeon Zaczek, The VillagesRegional MasterAllen Alsip, Panama CityRuth Boe, Sun City CtrWilliam Cohen, Ft Lauderdaleelizabeth Daniels, ClearwaterJack english, Ipswich MAMary Froedge, Sun City CtrGloria Frydman, SarasotaHays Gailbreath, TampaBetty Hogan, Indian HarbourShoshana Kahn, Lake WorthDorothy Kopplin, Ft MyersSharon Kristich, Hobe SoundJoyce Lee, Palm HarborMurray Levrant, Delray BchJanet Mathews, NaplesUrsula Mayer, Coral SpringsWilliam McClure, Longboat KeyNancy Paris, Coral SpringsPaula Pendergast, Key LargoDavid Rieback, Coral SpringsMarylou Rogers, Boynton BchBarbara Rosenberg, Palm Bch GdnsSusi Rothenberg, Boca RatonMeredith Schainblatt, ClearwaterThelma Schweber, Boca RatonNorma Shapiro, S Palm BchJohnnie Soule, JasperJudy Speizman, Boca Ratonenid Stillman, Boca RatonRonny Vaisberg, AventuraPolly Webb, BradentonMary Jane Williams, OrlandoDolores Wright, Panama City BchnaBC MasterPaula Babcock, Ft Myers BchSuzanne Boyer, Tarpon SpringsMarlene Brown, Delray BchCarole Colarusso, DavieDarleen Cors, NaplesJoan Gasparro, Pompano BchCarol Hanna, Mt DoraRoberta Jainchill, Delray Bch

Alice Kilgannon, DebrayCynthia Krasny, Boca RatonGrant Kurtz, Bonita SpringsRona Lake, NaplesJean Leibert, MiamiRichard Novosad, NaplesCass Paley Jr, Pembroke PinesJudith Parnett, Lake MaryGeorgia Pope, Bonita Spgselizabeth Potter, Westonedward Raftery, Vero BchBill Rautenberg, Boca Ratonenid Rogers, Boca RatonWilliam Smith, Ponte Vedra BchGerald Stack, Lake WorthGloria Supran, Boca RatonJoann Teresi, Deerfield BchJoanne Waitkus, Weeki WacheeJanet Weins, PlantationPamela Wolf, Lake WorthAndrea Wolff, The Villagesadv naBC MasterLynda Hoffman, Boca Ratonlife MasterMarjorie Berg, Palm Bch GdnsJeffrey Case, Lake WorthHarriet Dembrow, Coral GablesSusan Gillam, Ft MyersWilliam Gillam, Ft MyersBrandon Harper, Winter ParkDell Hatten, Vero BchDon Henry, Vero BchRichard Huff, Sun City CtrVirginia Jones, NaplesCarol Kimmel, Amelia IslandSteve Kimmel, Amelia IslandRosalyn Lipson, Pembroke PinesKarla Mahler, Vlg of GolfGloria Pilch, Boca RatonSaul Portner, Lake WorthAlice Rumana, Palm CoastAnn Shewman, NaplesSheila Tenenblatt, Lake WorthBarbara White, HallandaleCarol Zashin, Boca RatonBronze life MasterLaura Amara, Palm CoastGregory Bardes, Tampa

Janice Barnes, LecantoJeffrey Case, Lake WorthSylvia Caviggia, Palm CoastHarriet Dembrow, Coral GablesSue evans, TallahasseeDell Hatten, Vero BchSteven Hudson, Highland BchRichard Huff, Sun City CtrJohn Isaacks, Oakland ParkRosalyn Lipson, Pembroke PinesKarla Mahler, Vlg of GolfGloria Pilch, Boca RatonLee Rutenberg, Boca RatonJayne Silver, West Palm BchGeorgia Spillman, Sun City CtrGary Zogg, Leesburg

silver life MasterMarsha Calise, West Palm BchSharon Deering, NaplesRichard Fletcher, Cape CoralJohn Foster, Sun City CtrBeverly Kinkead, Vero BchJudy Miller, Fleming IslandGloria Rubin, Delray BchMichael Scott, Delray BchHarris Silver, Brooklyn NYSamuel Silverman, Boca RatonDaljit Singh Pannu, Ft LauderdaleHelene Skutch, Boynton BchSharlene Spandau, WimaumaJeanne Spletzer, Port OrangeRuby Suberman, Winter ParkFrank Walton, New SmyrnaBarbara White, HallandaleSydell Zuckerman, Delray Bch

Gold life MasterRobert Beckwith, NaplesTibor Matuska, Gulf BreezeSamey Noori, DunedinBetty Sheffield, Pensacola

Diamond life Master Rhoda Kratenstein, Albany NYFrances O’Brien, Cape Coral,Stanley Pienczykowski, Ft Myers

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ber 3St. Petersburg Bridge Club 727-544-5040

Joanne W. 727-596-2139

WINinc Sectional

September 20-22

The Inn at Ocean Breeze - Dean K. 561-338-2995www.bridgescore.com

/win

Fort Walton Beach Sectional

October 11-13elks Lodge 1795

1335 emerald Coast Hwy (Hwy 98e) Keith J. 850-837-0174

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Temple Beth Am

305-667-6667 ext. 203Cessy R. 305-235-0794

Melbourne Sectional

August 31-September 2

Wickham

Park Senior Center 321-255-4494Casey H. 321-259-6438

NAPLES REGIONALSeptem

ber 23-29W

aldorf Astoria Naples 888-722-1270Shannon C. 423-400-0269

Boca Raton SectionalOctober 11-13

St. Mark Greek Church 561-558-7362

Neil e. [email protected]

Lake Park SectionalOctober 31-Novem

ber 3The Bridge Place JR S. 561-842-2882

[email protected]

Daytona Beach SectionalSeptem

ber 19-22Daytona M

etropolitan Bridge Club 386-255-7744Donna B. 772-349-6261

Citrus Bridge SectionalOctober 3-5

First Presbyterian Church206 W

ashington St., Inverness Pat P. 352-746-7835

Jacksonville SectionalOctober 11-13

Jacksonville School of Bridge 904-223-3837Ginny H. 904-285-5011

NLM Sectionals

St. Petersburg October 1-6M

cGregor Point October 18-20Sarasota October 5-6

St. Augustine October 23-24

Venice-Nokomis Sectional

September 19 (pm

)-22Venice Nokom

is Duplicate Bridge Club 941-488-0799www.venicedupliocatebridge.net

Vero Beach SectionalOctober 4-6

Vero Beach Duplicate Bridge Club 772-562-3008verobridge.com

NAP FINALS & Special SectionalOctober 25-27

split site: Lake Park and Pinellas ParkJ.R. S. 561-842-2882 Charles G. 727-544-5040

ONLINE RESOURCESDistrict9ACBL.org

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